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    512 - What We Can Learn About Life and Work From Phil Mickelson

    512 - What We Can Learn About Life and Work From Phil Mickelson

    Phil Mickelson shocked the golf world by winning the 103rd PGA Championship (one of the 4 major golf tournaments of the year) last week.  He turns 51 in June...and no one that old has ever won a major golf tournament.  Many have noticed he is a much calmer, more patient golfer than he's ever been.  Something was different about Phil.  It turns out Mickelson has been practicing relaxation, meditation and visualization techniques these last 2-3 years.  

    I thought it would be interesting to look at what he implemented in his golf game and look at how we can apply it to our game in real life.  After all, it is called the game of life for a reason.  Why not work towards mastering our game by applying what Phil has to our lives as well!  

    Here's a summary of what we can learn from Phil Mickelson's victory in our personal and work life:

    • Proper preparation starts with a powerful mindset
    • Select the club you can swing
    • For the next shot, make it the best routine of the day
    • If you don't see it, you cannot create it
    • Make a complete swing

    Link to the PGA.com article mentioned in the podcast.

    441 - Ken Edwards | Listening To Love - How To Coach Well

    441 - Ken Edwards | Listening To Love - How To Coach Well

    My friend, Ken Edwards joins me to talk about his passion for executive coaching.  He shares from his 30+ years of experience coaching and Christian counseling some of the most important aspects of coaching.

    Ken Edwards holds a B.S. in education from the University of Arkansas, an M.A. in education from Southwestern Seminary, and an M.Div. and M.A. in marriage and family counseling.

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    435 - A Fresh Start

    435 - A Fresh Start

    We all deserve another chance in life. In fact, I don't believe there's a limit to how many do-overs God gives us. Until our last breath, He is faithful to keep giving us fresh starts. This episode is all about taking a fresh start with this podcast. I share my vision for this podcast going forward. I share where my head and heart have been the last few months and why I'm recommitting to serving the Courageous Community

    The Courage Cast exists to encourage one another so that more will believe.

    Encouragement builds belief.
    Belief makes the impossible, possible.
    Mark 10:27 - "with God all things are possible."

    343 - Eddie Villa: Feeding Crackers To Your Horses

    343 - Eddie Villa: Feeding Crackers To Your Horses
    DoTERRA Blue Diamond Wellness Advocate Eddie Villa joins me for an honest, direct and to-the-point conversation about personal development and motivating others. You know the expression "You can't lead a horse to water, but you can't make it drink."? Eddie adds some insight to what you can do - which is feed it crackers. We'll get into what that means and much more in our inspirational conversation together.

    336 - Cori Salchert: The Hospice Momma Transforms The Lives of Terminally Ill Babies

    336 - Cori Salchert: The Hospice Momma Transforms The Lives of Terminally Ill Babies
    A baby girl was born without a right or left hemisphere of her brain. Doctors said she was essentially in a vegetative state, unable to see or hear. They said there was no hope for her. Relinquished to the Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin by her birth parents under the state’s Safe Haven Law, this two-week-old unnamed baby girl found her way to Cori and Mark Salchert’s home. Despite the infant’s grim medical diagnosis, when Cori met her, she instantly realized that she could not allow this baby girl to spend her few days on earth alone and unloved. Cori, who had recently suffered a personal health crisis and the loss of her dream job, realized that God was making room in her home and her heart for this precious child. Cori brought the baby girl home and named her Emmalynn. All too often in our society, hospice babies like Emmalynn are left alone by families who find it too difficult to deal with their child’s condition. As a registered nurse and former perinatal bereavement specialist, Cori understands the unique challenges of end-of-life issues for some of the most vulnerable among us: hospice babies with medically life-limiting or terminal diagnoses. Under Cori and Mark’s care, Emmalynn surprised everyone by living for 50 days, days filled with light, laughter, field trips, and unconditional love. She passed away peacefully on September 27, 2012, while being held in Cori’s arms, nuzzled against her chest.Rather than letting these babies pass away in hospitals, which are often sterile, noisy, and devoid of a loving touch, Cori brings them home to feel the warmth of a family environment. She attends to the usual infant needs — daily feedings and diaper changes — in addition to the unique challenges of caring for fragile babies who can pass away without warning.Listening to her share her touching story of loving the unloved until they pass away. It takes a special person to live up to this calling - and you'll hear it's not always easy for her either. Cori Salchert is truly courageous.